@eddie0704 'BTW, could you please make a version that doesn’t require turning on the MP map?'
Sadly, that's not possible. The old Eclipse Tower looks horrific (up-close). Its old lobby lobby looks like the inside of a slaughterhouse, where you expect meat to hang from the ceiling. It's only the version that came with mpapartment that's even ready to be made usuable.
Your dlc will not have working door audio this way. You did make a serious effort this time, though, so I will Approve it, as door audio is not vital. If you want to learn how audio is added to a dlc properly, examine, for instance, my latest Eclipse Complex mod (shameless plug) dlc on how audio is integrated properly.
@PrinceAlbert If @BoringNeptune feels so inclined, he's free to file a report. Filing one for him, however, will be pointless, as we ony accept reports from the authors (or their legal representatives) themselves. On that note, the issue is 'done' for now.
@nasr47 The latest version of his mod, 1.5, actually adds support for both the Eclipse and Tinsel Tower (although the exterior of the Tinsel tower appeared invisible to me). Anyway, to keep things simple, we justed listed his 'classic' 1.4 build as the one needed, as that one deals with Eclipse exclusiely.
@Gidoxy The 'secret' to my water success was surprisingly easy, and already resides in your rooftop metadata. :) One day I realized I could 'bind' a collision file to a ymap, like (in _manifest.ymf):
Then disabling/enabling the water ybn became as trivial as doing a REMOVE_IPL/REQUEST_IPL on the (dummy) eclipse_pool.ymap file. That's essentially all the script does: it checks to see whether you're within pool radius, and above the pool floor, in which case it will enable the water ybns, or disable them when these 2 conditions are not met.
To any one even renmotely familiar with FiveM coding, setting this up should be an exceedingly trivial task (back when, when I told Sjaak327, for instance, how I had accomplished this, he immediately understood it).
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@ReNNie Sure thing. :) I'll get on it tomorrow.
@eddie0704 'BTW, could you please make a version that doesn’t require turning on the MP map?'
Sadly, that's not possible. The old Eclipse Tower looks horrific (up-close). Its old lobby lobby looks like the inside of a slaughterhouse, where you expect meat to hang from the ceiling. It's only the version that came with mpapartment that's even ready to be made usuable.
"Everything is fine now"
@nexus_mods so you keep saying, but it is not
Your dlc will not have working door audio this way. You did make a serious effort this time, though, so I will Approve it, as door audio is not vital. If you want to learn how audio is added to a dlc properly, examine, for instance, my latest Eclipse Complex mod (shameless plug) dlc on how audio is integrated properly.
@DaveRock76 It's fine this way. :)
@PrinceAlbert If @BoringNeptune feels so inclined, he's free to file a report. Filing one for him, however, will be pointless, as we ony accept reports from the authors (or their legal representatives) themselves. On that note, the issue is 'done' for now.
@njhon2000 Script update will happen soon. Just in the process of moving, but soon as things calm down a bit, I will revisit the script.
@egorchek_buriev "when you turn on MP Maps gta 5 crashes, what should I do?"
You should get a good gameconfig. We recommend you use one of these https://www.gta5-mods.com/misc/gta-5-gameconfig-300-cars
(Personally, I picked one for low traffic and max mlo's, but general modding and game optimizations fall a bit out of the scope of this mod, though).
@nasr47 The latest version of his mod, 1.5, actually adds support for both the Eclipse and Tinsel Tower (although the exterior of the Tinsel tower appeared invisible to me). Anyway, to keep things simple, we justed listed his 'classic' 1.4 build as the one needed, as that one deals with Eclipse exclusiely.
@Gidoxy The 'secret' to my water success was surprisingly easy, and already resides in your rooftop metadata. :) One day I realized I could 'bind' a collision file to a ymap, like (in _manifest.ymf):
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
<CPackFileMetaData>
<MapDataGroups>
<Item>
<Name>eclipse_pool</Name>
<Bounds>
<Item>p_coll_jackuzzi</Item>
<Item>p_coll_piscine</Item>
</Bounds>
<Flags/>
<WeatherTypes/>
<HoursOnOff value="0"/>
</Item>
</MapDataGroups>
Then disabling/enabling the water ybn became as trivial as doing a REMOVE_IPL/REQUEST_IPL on the (dummy) eclipse_pool.ymap file. That's essentially all the script does: it checks to see whether you're within pool radius, and above the pool floor, in which case it will enable the water ybns, or disable them when these 2 conditions are not met.
To any one even renmotely familiar with FiveM coding, setting this up should be an exceedingly trivial task (back when, when I told Sjaak327, for instance, how I had accomplished this, he immediately understood it).
@Alex_0880 You did not seriously ask that, did you? :)